communication-react-19
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React library for building modern communication user experiences utilizing Azure Communication Services (React 19 compatible fork)
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TypeScript
import { CommunicationTokenCredential, CommunicationUserIdentifier } from '@azure/communication-common';
import { AzureCommunicationCallAdapterOptions, CallAdapter, CallAdapterLocator, CallCompositeOptions, BaseCompositeProps, CallCompositeIcons } from "../../react-composites/src/index-public";
/**
* Props for the OutboundCallComposite that you can use in your application.
*
* Contains two options bags:
* - adapterOptions: Options for the {@link AzureCommunicationCallAdapter}
* - callCompositeOptions: Options for the {@link CallComposite} {@link CallCompositeOptions}
*
* @public
*/
export interface CallCompositeLoaderProps extends Partial<BaseCompositeProps<CallCompositeIcons>> {
/**
* UserId for the local user.
*/
userId: CommunicationUserIdentifier;
/**
* CommunicationTokenCredential for the local user.
*/
credential: CommunicationTokenCredential;
/**
* Display name for the local user.
*/
displayName: string;
/**
* locator for the call
*/
locator: CallAdapterLocator;
/**
* Options for the {@link AzureCommunicationCallAdapter}
* This is used to configure the call adapter.
*/
callAdapterOptions?: AzureCommunicationCallAdapterOptions;
/**
* Options for the {@link CallComposite} {@link CallCompositeOptions}
* This is used to configure the call composite.
*/
callCompositeOptions?: CallCompositeOptions;
/**
* Device form factor for the composite.
*/
formFactor?: 'mobile' | 'desktop';
}
/**
* Loader function for the CallComposite that you can use in your application. This
* function will load the CallComposite into the provided HTML element. The best use case for this
* is in a Node ui framework that is not React based.
*
* @public
*/
export declare const loadCallComposite: (loaderArgs: CallCompositeLoaderProps, htmlElement: HTMLElement) => Promise<CallAdapter | undefined>;
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